The Hungry Ghost: A Biopsychosocial Perspective on Addiction · 饥饿的幽灵:上瘾的生物-心理-社会视角

视频Video 时长 4:35:55 成瘾Addiction创伤Trauma社会与文化Society & Culture Gabor Maté
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This recording captures a full-length lecture by Dr. Gabor Maté delivered to the Howard Centre in Burlington, Vermont in January 2017. Drawing on his title metaphor — the “hungry ghost,” a Buddhist image of a being perpetually craving yet never satisfied — Maté presents addiction not as a moral failure or a simple brain disease but as a coherent response to pain arising from the intersection of biology, psychology, and social environment. The talk synthesises his clinical work with people who use drugs in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside with broader insights about how early adversity shapes the brain circuitry underlying craving, pleasure, and impulse control.

本讲座记录了马泰博士2017年1月在佛蒙特州伯灵顿霍华德中心所作的完整演讲。马泰以”饥饿的幽灵”这一佛教意象为核心隐喻——一种永远渴望却永远无法满足的存在——将上瘾呈现为并非道德失败或单纯脑部疾病,而是生物、心理与社会环境交织之下对痛苦的一种合理回应。讲座将他在温哥华市中心东区与药物使用者的临床工作,与早期逆境如何塑造与渴望、愉悦和冲动控制相关的大脑回路这一更宏观洞见相结合,加以系统阐述。

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Published · 原始发布
2017-05-19
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2026-06-13
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